Friday, November 27, 2009

This is the season for giving and forgiving. I question many people’s behavior, and I asked GOD time and time again why? This is not GOD’S fault, this is horrible human behavior.

There are three precious people in my life that became victim of domestic violence on Thanksgiving Day. My precious child did not want to call me because she did not want to worry me. My precious granddaughter was so brave because she witness abuse no child should ever have to witness. No child should witness, physical, verbal, mental or emotional abuse. She was the one that called the police.

I am so proud of my child because, she took the next step and got a protection order from abuse and is determined to continue forward but…..I am not proud of me, I am angry beyond believeth, there is nothing that, anyone can ease the anger and pain that, I feel!!! To all police, state police District Attorney Office and so on. Please help those in need. This horrible plague is killing, hurting our babies!!!!

I always tried to protect my child and my grandchildren from Domestic Violence now they are victims of Domestic Violence.

Forgive me for my anger. I pray for those who continue to hurt our babies.

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PHILADELPHIA, PA April 21, 2012 - Author Rosaura Torres, a Philadelphia, PA resident, has won Honorable Mention in the 2011 International Latino Books into Movies Awards, in the drama category. Ms Torres released her controversial and provocative book, "ABUSE HIDDEN BEHIND THE BADGE in July 2010."

The 2011 International Latino Books into Movies Awards was held Saturday, April 21, 2012 at the University of Southern California as part of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. Ms. Torres has been a vocal activist against domestic violence involving women, children and men for the past 4 yrs. Ms. Torres' involvement in this mission came out of her own personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence involving police officers.Author Rosaura Torres, a Philadelphia, PA resident, who has won first place in the 2011 International Latino Book Awards, in the Women's Issues category. Ms Torres released her new controversial and provocative book, "ABUSE HIDDEN BEHIND THE BADGE in July 2010."

The 2011 International Latino Book Awards Celebration was Wednesday, May 25, at el Museo Del Barrio, New York City, during Book Expo America. Ms. Torres has been a vocal activist against domestic violence involving women, children and men for the past 3 yrs. Ms. Torres' involvement in this mission came out of her own personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence involving police officers.

Rosaura Torres was born on February 26, 1960 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to parents of Puerto Rican descent. Ms. Torres now resides in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her mother's name was Carmen and her father Ismale Torres. They taught her never to give up, to continue forward regardless the challenge. They were hard working and loving parents.

Ms. Torres is the mother of three children and grandmother to three grandchildren.

Ms. Torres comes from a modest and humble background. During her childhood, Ms. Torres attended schools in Philadelphia; Camden, New Jersey and Fort Myers, Florida.

Ms. Torres has a range of talent and experience from being a Receptionist, Administrative Assistant, Fitness Consultant, Sales Executive at Al Dia Newspaper to serving as Public Relations Coordinator for pharmaceuticals in Camden, New Jersey.

Due to two (2) retinal detachment surgeries stemming from her experiences with domestic violence, Ms. Torres is an avid activist speaking out against domestic violence and more specifically "The Code of Silence" within police departments. She stands for the right of everyone regardless your gender. "You have the right to not get violated!" says Ms. Torres.